Ünsal Emre (21 September 1945, Bursa - 24 January 2012, Istanbul) is a Turkish actor who starred in hundreds of films during the Yeşilçam period.
He was born in Bursa. He graduated from Istanbul Economic and Commercial Sciences Academy. He was noticed while walking on Bağdat Street; He came second after Tarık Akan in the competition organized by Ses magazine in 1971, and this result opened the door to cinema for him.
Cinema career
He became one of Yeşilçam's hardest working actors since the 1970s. He took part in approximately 450 productions throughout his career. Traffic Cemal (1975), Acı Hatıralar (1977), Kaptan (1984), Annem (1987) and Hep Ezildim (1989) are among the films in which she starred.
He spent his last years alone in his home in Beyoğlu and suffered from lung and kidney diseases. He was found dead in his home on January 24, 2012. He was buried in Hasköy Cemetery.
With his acting life spanning over forty years, Ünsal Emre was among the familiar faces of one of the most productive periods of Turkish cinema.
